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February 1968
Vol. 45 No. 2
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| Editorially speaking. Chemistry's new phoenix. | 73 |
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Lippincott, W. T. |
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| The two faces of science. | 74 |
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Weinberg, Alvin M. |
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| Theoretical chemistry. | 78 |
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Hirschfelder, Joseph O. |
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| Atomic orbitals and classical motion. | 80 |
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Ogryzlo, E. A. |
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| A Rutherford elastic scattering "experiment". | 85 |
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Duggan, Jerome L.; Yegge, John F. |
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| Coulometric titration of cyclohexene with bromine. | 88 |
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Evans, Dennis H. |
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| Apparatus for measuring spectra of oxygen-sensitive reactions. | 90 |
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Lalor, G. C. |
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| A proton magnetic resonance coordination number study. AlCl3 in aqueous solvent mixtures. | 91 |
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Fratiello, Anthony; Schuster, Ronald E. |
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| Simple construction to determine protein molecular weights by the osmotic pressure method. | 93 |
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Candlish, John K. |
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| d8 energy level diagram: An experiment for advanced students. | 94 |
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Kilner, M.; Smith, J. M. |
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| The selection of optimum conditions for spectrochemical methods. IV. Sensitivity of absorption, fluorescence, and phosphorescence spectrometry in the condensed phase. | 98 |
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McCarthy, W. J.; Winefordner, J. D.; Cetorelli, J. J. |
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| Chemistry and light generation. | 103 |
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Slagg, Norman. |
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| Tert-butyl alcohol as a solvent for cryoscopic measurements. | 108 |
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Bigelow, M. Jerome. |
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| Differences in perspective between electrode and chemical kinetics. | 109 |
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Walling, J. F. |
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| Factorial design in undergraduate organic experiments. | 113 |
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Smith, Robert B.; Billingham, Edward J., Jr. |
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| A micro filter. | 115 |
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Lloyd, Winston D. |
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| A zone refining apparatus for organic compounds. | 116 |
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Hinton, J. F.; McIntyre, J. M.; Amis, E. S. |
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| A simple laboratory shock absorber. | 117 |
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Jones, Jerry L.; Fritsche, Herbert A., Jr. |
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| The Eschweiler-Clark methylation of amines: An organic chemistry experiment. | 118 |
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Pine, Stanley H. |
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| Preparation and characterization of mesitylene tricarbonyl molybdenum (0): An experiment in organometallic chemistry. | 119 |
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Angelici, Robert J. |
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| The identification of vegetable oils: A gas chromatographic experiment. | 120 |
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Cover, Richard E. |
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| Substitution products in the Hofmann elimination (TE). | 122 |
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Baumgarten, Ronald J. |
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| A joule centennial. | 123 |
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Hamer, Walter, J. |
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| "Activated complex" - A centenarian?: A tribute to Leopold Pfaundler. | 125 |
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Lund, E. W. |
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| A convenient solution and solvent dispenser. | 128 |
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Chen, Phillip S. |
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| Standardization of grades in multi-section courses. | 129 |
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Schwendeman, R. H. |
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| A computerized stockroom. | 132 |
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Jenevein, Roy M.; Wells, Cecil M.; Trefonas, Louis M. |
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| Inexpensive applications of Polaroid film. | 134 |
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Scherer, George A.; Sakurai, Richard S. |
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| A model for illustrating d orbitals. | 135 |
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Baker, Wilbur L. |
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| 8mm projectors in the modern chemistry classroom. | 136 |
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Barnard, W. Robert. |
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| Pseudohalogens: A general chemistry laboratory experiment. | 141 |
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Kauffman, George B.; Foust, Gary E.; Tun, Peggy. |
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| College chemistry. | 148 |
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Allen, Donald S. |
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| Introduction to organic chemistry. | 148 |
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Naff, M. Benton. |
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| XXXVI. Recent instrumentation for UV-visible spectrophotometry - Part I: Dual-beam spectrometers. | A89 |
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Lott, Peter F. |
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| XLVI. Hazardous chemicals data*. | A115 |
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National Fire Protection Association. |
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| Organic chemistry of synthetic high polymers. | A138 |
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Dannhauser, Walter. |
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| Electrochemical kinetics, theoretical and eperimental aspects. | A142 |
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Walling, J. F. |
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| Mechanisms of inorganic reactions - A study of metal complexes in solution. | A146 |
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Murmann, R. Kent. |
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| Gmelins handbuch der anorganischen chemie. 8. Auflage, system nummer 16, phosphor. Formel-und schlagwortregister. | A148 |
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Van Doren, Janet B. |
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